Madhouse studio overview

A legendary studio responsible for some of the most beloved anime ever made — from Death Note and Hunter × Hunter to One Punch Man and Monster. Otakira's catalog tracks 40 titles produced by this studio, spanning 1998 through 2026. Every entry links to synopsis, full credits, themes, and licensed streaming options for your region.

Notable Madhouse productions

Standout works by Madhouse include: Hunter x Hunter, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Chihayafuru, Ace of the Diamond, Monster. Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Hunter x Hunter, Fighting Spirit hold the highest community scores, reflecting consistent quality across the studio's output. The studio's average TMDB rating sits at 7.9 out of 10 — a strong indicator of stable craft and storytelling.

Why Madhouse matters

In anime production, the studio is more than a credit — it carries a visual signature and directorial style that set it apart. Following Madhouse's catalog lets you trace how the team's craft has evolved over time, from early projects through their latest releases. Otakira links every title back to the studio for easy cross-comparison.

How to browse Madhouse

Titles above are ranked by current TMDB popularity, surfacing the most-tracked series first. For a different lens, cross-reference this studio with year and genre pages to narrow further. Otakira hosts no episodes; every detail page directs you to licensed streaming partners available in your region.

Frequently asked questions

Which anime did Madhouse produce?

Notable productions from Madhouse include Hunter x Hunter, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Chihayafuru, Ace of the Diamond, Monster. Our database currently lists 40 of their anime titles.

What is Madhouse best known for?

A legendary studio responsible for some of the most beloved anime ever made — from Death Note and Hunter × Hunter to One Punch Man and Monster.

How is this list ordered?

Titles produced by Madhouse are ranked by current popularity (a TMDB metric combining recent views, votes, and engagement) so the most-watched works surface first.

Where can I watch these anime?

Otakira is an information-only database. Each title's detail page lists official broadcast networks and licensed streaming providers for your region.